House

true that's true let's talk to lyle first lyle hi oh you sell engraved mirrors of dr house what does that mean

Oh, I forgot I put that on there.

It's like Dr. House's face engraved onto a mirror and it says, like, welcome to our house and you put it on your door.

Dr.

House from the show House?

Yeah, that guy.

Oh, I didn't know that.

Paul, do you watch House?

Today's guest is actress and mother of two Odette Annable.

You might recognize her from roles such as House Supergirl and Walker Texas Ranger, my personal favorite.

But away from the screen, she and her husband Dave are raising two girls, Charlie and Anderson.

I love their names.

Yeah.

I liked the setup in the sense of like, Again, I didn't at first think I was going to like it, but he kind of, I haven't watched a lot of this, but like House MD, but without the drug addiction, like he's got like that sort of, he came across that way at first, but then he has some hidden layers.

Yeah.

I really liked it.

But consistency is important, but it's not the only thing.

When I was in the Navy and we had to troubleshoot these boxes, I know I've shared many stories on this, we would try to get the fall to move, right? And it's kind of like one of my favorite TV shows is House MD, and he would try to get the health condition to change.

But that's the only way you could drive result.

I'm not saying that's great in medical, but at least with fighter aircrafts, we would troubleshoot electronics and and we'll see if the problem would move or not right and a lot of times different things would occur too and it helps us try to figure out testing of what worked and what didn't work to actually get these boxes to work we learn things we document things to try to shortcut the time so we can get boxes fixed to get them inspected and get them back in the supply And this would work until the fault doesn't move.

What was his thing? Didn't he, on that show, didn't he, he was addicted to pills, but didn't he give himself a catheter? Wasn't that part of the thing?

You know what? I've never seen House.

I've never watched it.

I've got to put it on the list to re-watch, especially if he's using used catheters.

I'm getting better bit by bit by bit.

But, you know, some sometimes you're just a really boring character and a really boring subplot on House MD, probably involving Dr. Wilson and not the main team.

And that was me.

Oh, well, I'm glad that you were Wilson and not House.